This romantic cropped cardigan in Tunisian crochet is worked top-down flat, while the short sleeves are worked in the round, using basic Tunisian stitches. The sinuous, “leafy” spades’ design is worked on both main body and sleeves of the cardigan. At the bottom of both cardigan and sleeves there is a classic 4x3 ribbing to be added as finishin...

This delightful turtleneck sweater in Tunisian crochet is worked top-down and in the round, using basic Tunisian rib stitches. The neckline and sleeves are worked in a 3x2 classic ribbing, while front and back are in “brioche” ribbing. On the front only of the sweater, a sinuous, “leafy” faux Cable design is created through clever increasing an...

This lovely turtleneck vest with knit-look is worked side to side in brioche crochet. It is worked in 2 sides only, sewn together at the end. The bottom parts are optional: they can be added at the end so as to add length to the garment.

This lovely, oversized summer top in Tunisian crochet is worked flat in 2 square-ish panels, sewn together at the end, leaving holes for arms and head. The Back panel is slightly longer than the front. The wide neckline and oversized fitting allow for a one-shouldered wear. This top pattern represents the perfect “sample project” for beginners ...

This unconventional sweater in Tunisian crochet is worked top-down and in the round, using modern Tunisian stitches, such as the Cross&Purl and the Double&Purl Stitches, alongside with basic ones. The great advantage of this project is that it is done using remainings of yarn, meaning it is a total stash buster! Also, it can be highly p...

My unconventional “Scraps! Sweater #1” in Tunisian crochet is worked top-down, using basic Tunisian stitches, such as the Simple and the Rib stitches. The neckline and bottom are ribbed. The greatest advantage of this project is…it is a yarn stash buster! Yes, you can use all of your remainings of yarn, in any weight, colour and quality (provid...

One of the most popular designs in Tunisian crochet now turned into a fashionable sweater! Just create 2 spirals, as wide as your chest is, add sleeves, and that’s it.

This spectacular mini blanket in Tunisian Crochet is worked in rows, using the Tunisian “Moroccan Tiles” Stitch, changing colour after each row. The border is worked in regular crochet, using the Waistcoat Stitch all around the blanket.

This unconventional poncho with side slits is worked top-down, from the semi-turtleneck collar to the bottom. The ribbed part is worked “in the round”, it has a classic raglan yoke and looks amazingly similar to knitting, while the front and back bottom panels are worked flat, using the original Tunisian Plait Stitch for the front only. The ope...

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“’Leaf’ it on” - Impressive Shawl with leaf motif in Tunisian crochet.

“’Leaf’ it on” - Impressive Scarf with leaf motif in Tunisian crochet.

This pattern is in ENGLISH and uses standard US crochet terminology and abbreviations.

“Candlelight” - Magic, nature-inspired Cowl in Tunisian crochet, with impressive “leafy” and knit-like design obtained through progressive increasing and decreasing.

This pattern is in ENGLISH and uses standard US crochet terminology and abbreviations.

“LOVELY MERMAID” pattern for Sweater worked in the round in Tunisian Honeycomb Stitch + Tunisian Rib Stitch + Tunisian Knit Stitch: an amazing design with stunning colourwork for a fantastic sweater to impress and feel comfortable and warm in at the same time.

Crochet Sweater in “Granny Square” style - The simplest of crochet sweaters, the quickest of projects, but with the most impressive results. Crochet it in your size and personalise it as you wish, using the yarn and colours you prefer.

This pattern is in ENGLISH and uses standard US crochet terminology and abbreviations.

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Create yourselves this stunning, colourful crochet armrest cover to protect your furniture against cat scratches and dog bites or to simply give your old sofa a fresh look or to cover up stains or holes, following my easy step-by-step photo tutorial.

The loveliest, yet surprisingly robust and practical handbag in Tunisian Honeycomb stitch you can ever make for yourself. To impress everybody with a uniquely fashionable accessory only you will have.

The incredible 3-dimensional texture of the Tunisian Diagonal Furrow Stitch is the perfect match to this simple, yet impressive decorative table runner.

A must-have item in every woman’s wardrobe, this turtleneck sweater in Tunisian Simple stitch and Rib stitch is surprisingly easy and quick to do. Just as cosy and comfortable it is to wear it yourself!

A classic technique for Tunisian crochet lovers, intriguing, yet relatively easy to master, the entre-lac is a “must-have” skill everyone learning Tunisian crochet will want to try sooner or later. With this checked pillow cover you’ll have fun playing with colours while creating a delightfully decorative item.

Can Tunisian crochet be any softer and cosier? This simple slouchy beanie in Tunisian Rib Stitch will be the ultimate alternative to any knitted hat.

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What better project than this mesmerizing colourful scarf to practice with the basics of Tunisian Crochet, using up scraps of yarn in all beautiful rainbow colours and creating a stunning accessory at the same time?

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Impress everyone with this trendy market bag in fascinating “stained-glass” effect (reminding of “Moroccan tiles” in regular crochet), obtained with layers of black in the foreground against a colourful background. This is Tunisian crochet worked “in the round”!

FINISHED SIZE: Diameter 33” (84 cm)

A classic design for all Tunisian crochet fans and a stimulating challenge for more experienced crocheters, the “Ten-Stitch” technique never fails to impress with its stunning spiraling motif and gradient shades. For my toss “Mood pillow” cover I chose two contrasting nuances for each side: a joyfully colourful one for side A and a soberly eleg...

Follow my easy step-by-step tutorial to create this beautifully textured Pot Holder in Tunisian Crochet, using the Ocean Stitch. One of the most impressive, yet one of the most complicated patterns in Tunisian crochet made easy, thanks to my simple instructions and many pictures included.

Crochet yourself this stunning blanket using Log Cabin square blocks and beautifully decorate your home or make a magnificent present to someone you love! The Log Cabin technique is made super easy, with many pictures explaining each step of the process.

FINISHED SIZE: maximal diameter about 25 cm (9.8”)

“Green Lawn” Cowl

An elegant pattern for a pillow cover in Tunisian crochet in the sweetest of colours. Learn how to crochet the Honeycomb stitch with this easy, step by step tutorial in English, with many pictures included explaining every process accurately.

“Flying hearts” runner - Let yourself be seduced by this LOVE-ly crochet runner, covered by many cute 3-dimensional hearts, worked “as you go” in different rainbow colours!

This is the “all time Sweater”: it is so comfortable and cosy, light but warm at the same time, it goes with jeans and everyday clothes, but you can equally wear it in the office or at home. I currently use it instead of a jacket when the weather is cool outside. This project is super easy and totally fulfilling, even for beginners!

I have always loved the Tunisian “Ten-stitch”-pattern: you usually use it to create blankets (I have crocheted one myself: https://www.etsy.com/hookloopsarah/listing/268589879/), but it is one of the most complicated patterns around, in my opinion! This is one of the reasons why I decided to write my own pattern and make it as simple and clear ...

We all love headbands, don’t we? Useful, cute, and easy to create! This is a very simple design in cluster stitch, with no bows or flowers, but hey! It can wonderfully serve as a small cowl, too. Made to fits little girls to adult women. One-skein project and super quick to crochet!

The beauty of this project is given by the impressive pattern created by the puff stitch. It looks stunning and creates an amazing 3-dimensional effect.

This pattern is in ENGLISH and uses standard US crochet terminology and abbreviations. It contains a link to a free YouTube video explaining the technique.

This pattern is rather easy, both technically and conceptually. Its “unfinished” look is actually what I particularly love about this item: not only does it make the sweater easily adjustable, but it gives kids the greatest freedom of movement, while keeping them warm. And it is easier for you to crochet, not having to worry about sleeves, dec...

This pattern has a few important steps where you need to pay particular attention, such as the increases at the beginning and the decreases at the end of the project. Otherwise it is repetitive and schematic and you will be able to work quickly.

This pattern is for a pair of women’s socks and can fit up to 3 foot sizes (37-40 / 6-8.5). It works perfectly when you can measure and make tests on actual feet. It can be adapted to any size.

I created this romantic “Hearts” cowl some time ago, when I was experimenting with the tapestry technique and written motifs on crochet works. I combined the design with the practicity and cosiness of a granny square cowl: what’s better to keep our throats warm in winter? I still use it myself! As usual, the pattern is easy and totally adaptabl...

I have always loved mandalas, especially crocheted ones: not only can you be creative with colour combinations, but you can also create beautifully textured, 3-dimensional pieces, which cannot be obtained on paper, for example. The crochet rug in this pattern is rather simple, yet I believe the colour combination I chose makes it particularly i...

I created this funny “patchwork” Harlequin sweater for my daughter Alice. The idea was to crochet the piece of the torso using a beautiful stitch (I used the Suzette stitch), adding some ribbed borders to both torso and sleeves to obtain a stretchy silhouette effect.

As is often the case, once again I created a pattern out of necessity: I wanted to crochet a lovely, light and colourful piece of clothing for my little girl. And what’s easier and simpler than starting from a basic granny square? I love the fact that so many great items can be created out of such a simple form. Once again, I gladly share with ...

This super easy pattern for a triangle shawl with mini tassels is the perfect project for all those people who have only just begun crocheting, but would still like to create something impressive and to be proud of.

I always try to create patterns that are NEW or SELDOM SEEN, somehow. The design of this peculiar shawl is impressive by itself (“Drachenschwanz” means dragon tail in German, and it’s easy to understand why), but I decided to give it a personal touch by crocheting it in the Tunisian knit stitch, a stitch that makes the pattern look as if it wer...

You know that basket of skeins and scraps of yarn that is long forgotten in the corner? Want to “get rid” of its content in the most beautiful and creative way? Then try this project! The result will be a wonderful piece of furniture: a decorative and original pillow, wrapped in one of the most beautiful crochet stitches: the jasmine (star) sti...

I created this crochet cover for a bolster cushion I had at home which badly needed a restyling. The result was so good that I decided to create this pattern. I think the effect of this cushion cover is beautiful and original, thanks to the 2 “heart mandalas”, the beautiful heart motif, and the choice of colours. Hope you will have fun with it!

I created this crochet cover for a bolster cushion I had at home which badly needed a restyling. The result was so good that I decided to create this pattern. I think the effect of this cushion cover is beautiful and original, thanks to the 2 “mandalas”, the simple yet impressive even moss stitch used in the main body, and the choice of colours...

This impressive neck warmer worked in slopes of single crochet back loops is so much fun to do you almost do not want to finish crocheting it! But once you put it on… what an incredible effect. The neck warmer can easily be adjusted around your shoulders, too, as a cape. I truly hope you will have fun, just like I did, when you create this beau...

Winter is already so grey… so why don’t we add a bright touch of colour with this pretty scarf in cotton, worked in rainbow shades with a lovely, geometric pattern? The pattern is stylish yet easy, the effect impressive and unique, without being shrill. Let’s colour up our lives!

This lovely crochet spiral is extremely versatile and fun to do! Apart from decorative placemats, you can make matching glass coasters (just work a couple of rounds only and close accordingly), a beautiful tablecloth, a chair cover, an original shawl… just about anything your creativity suggests you!